Planned Parenthood says it's stopped providing medication-induced abortions at its facility in northwest Arkansas while it looks for a new location, leaving the state with two abortion providers

Choosing the right breast pump can be an overwhelming task for many moms since technology is constantly changing.

A Missouri woman says she began dealing with meat allergies after being bitten by a tick.

Heat indexes in Arkansas make outside occupations hazardous.

The Food and Drug Administration said the products may not be sterile.

Experts say illness, injury, layoffs and caregiving responsibilities often force older workers to leave their jobs sooner than they'd like.

Gov. Hutchinson mentioned in his announcement of the program that Arkansas ranked highest for the percentage of students grades 9-12 who took pain medication without prescription.

The 69-year-old music legend said he was speaking out to quell rumors and sought to reassure fans that he would be okay.

A federal judge is holding a hearing on a challenge to three new abortion restrictions in Arkansas two days before the laws are set to take effect

Weekly health inspection reports, including critical violations.

Several southeast Missouri counties pre-filed for medical marijuana applications.

Food safety for the 4th of July.

What items you choose from the price, to the amount and down to the brand will make a difference in your body and your pocketbook.

Woman dies after contracting flesh eating bacteria

Walmart will change its minimum age for tobacco sales in September.

The Arkansas attorney general is asking a federal judge for a hearing on whether to block three new abortion restrictions a day or two before they're to take effect

Officers say they were told an in-home health care worker took Thompson with him to run errands that day.

Instead of hitting the trails, a local ranch that helps kids with disabilities hit the streets to raise money.

The first authorized marijuana farmers in Missouri will have to commit a crime to begin growing, and regulators are expected to turn a blind eye

More young people across the country are pursuing plastic surgery to look like their photo filters, researchers say.

Stars of the hit HGTV show ‘Fixer Upper’ made a big donation to a local hospital.

The department will only accept the Physician Certification as an uploaded document

The company's newest recall marks its exit from selling inclined sleep products completely.

The City of Corning will receive more than $1 million to improve its wastewater system.

A State’s Beck Pride Center hosted a private screening of “Battlefield: Home—Breaking the Silence” to help in the conversation of PTSD.

Employers in Region 8 may want to update or change their medical marijuana personnel policies with the new legislation changes.

Governor Hutchinson announced today that school nurses will receive training on how to combat the opioid crisis.

Missouri's only abortion clinic is asking a state administrative panel to intervene before its license to perform abortions expires Friday

On Tuesday, June 4, medical marijuana forms and instructions were made available for patients and industry members in Missouri.

Michael Pruitt, 20, was carrying a metal ladder while helping his stepfather at a job site when the ladder touched a live electrical wire.

Pritzker signed a bill that will legalize adult-use cannabis.

Walgreens and Greater Than AIDS are working with health departments, HIV/AIDS service organizations, and other community organizations to provide free HIV testing and information at select Walgreens stores in more than 260 cities on National HIV Testing Day (NHTD), Thursday, June 27 between 10 a.m.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Monday reported 1,077 measles cases this year through June 20, up 33 from the last update.

Shelby County and the Memphis Grizzlies are working with Mamava to open "lactation pods" at FedExForum.

A hospital patient tried to set a couch on fire, according to officials.

Mid-America Transplant had their first ever Life Awareness Ride. Run. Walk. to honor those who donated their bodies to save others.

Smell from poultry plants creates city odor.

Missouri's health department has declined to renew a license to perform abortions for the state's lone clinic, but the St. Louis Planned Parenthood affiliate can continue to perform the procedure for now

The director of Missouri's health department says Planned Parenthood corrected just four out of 30 deficiencies cited at its abortion clinic in St. Louis, prompting the department's action to decline to renew its abortion license

Arkansas’ third medical marijuana dispensary opened its doors in Clinton on Thursday.

After years of vacancy, the property at 1010 South Main will have a new occupant.

Many of us know someone with or affected by Parkinson's and it can be hard for any family to deal with, but a Region 8 group is here to help.

The Arkansas Department of Health is offering free tetanus and hepatitis A vaccinations statewide at local health units for those impacted by recent flooding

Residents of Fifty-Six have been ordered to boil their water before consuming.

Missouri's only abortion clinic, already facing the threat of losing its license, says it will defy the state by refusing to perform a required pelvic examination days before an abortion.

A new drug and alcohol treatment center started with humble beginnings and family efforts.

For the ninth year, Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital has been named one of the Best Children’s Hospitals in the U.S.

Sprouts Farmers Market of Phoenix, Arizona recalled frozen cut leaf spinach conventional and organic 16 ounce bags. They were manufactured by National Frozen Foods of Oregon.

A new medical marijuana dispensary is set to open its doors this week with others to follow.

The Lawrence County Sheriff’s Department and the Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs Coalition are hopeful that a grant they recently recieved will help with the opioid crisis in the area.

A St. Louis judge says Missouri's Republican-led Legislature cannot cut off funding to abortion providers and their affiliates

The latest national report on the well-being of children by the Annie E. Casey Foundation shows Arkansas has improved its overall economic, health, education and social factors for children.

A small hospital in southeast Missouri that has been closed since October will not reopen

Vaccinations have been made mandatory this summer for campers and staff in several counties north of New York City that annually fill up with kids from the Orthodox Jewish communities that have been hit hardest by measles.

A Florida father who lost both his wife and newborn son within a month of each other isn't succumbing to heartbreak. Instead, he's working to make sure no other parent has to go through what he has.

Taylor Tritt knew her father didn't have years to wait for a kidney transplant, so she stepped up in a big way.

E. coli can cause diarrhea, often with bloody stools.

Already this year, there have been reports of people picking up flesh eating bacteria in Gulf waters.